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Ahlam Al-Nasr: Daesh poet of poison

  • Al-Nasr is thought to have been originally named Shaima Haddad, a young girl from Damascus who fled after the Syrian civil war erupted in 2011
By TAREK ALI AHMAD ·

Prime minister warns Pakistanis against jihad in Kashmir 

By AFP ·
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Salman Al-Odah: The chameleon cleric

By Arab News ·

France has seen 271 jihadi militants return — minister

By Reuters ·

London attacker interested in jihad but no evidence of Daesh link: UK police

By Reuters ·

Upstaging jihad in Tunisia's impoverished mountains

Upstaging jihad in Tunisia's impoverished mountains

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